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by Frederick Nnoma-Addison (Author)
What will motivate you to get through the worst day or days of your life, especially if subsequent ones will not be better or might even be worse? Why should you persevere through a difficult period of your life without any tangible and immediate promise of a brighter future?
God of Cycles offers encouragement, hope, and a reason to continue living during the worst of times. Written for individuals, families, organizations, communities, and nations, the author presents a compelling and scripturally-sound argument about why tomorrow will be better than yesterday and today, and why we must never abandon that expectation. He carefully explains how God designed our futures to be better than our past and even our present, while challenging the reader to draw strength from that divine order. He challenges those who live in the "good old days" and asks how they can remain stuck in the past when God promises us lives that go on from "glory to glory."
Hope is essential to living. In its absence, people often make extremely poor choices because they cannot envisage life beyond their present circumstances. Tomorrow will come, but you need to be around to enjoy it, and this book will teach you how to stay focused, positive, and hopeful in the face of severe odds.
